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Tag Archives: Barbarian Metal

Intros, Outros and Instrumental Interludes…yes or no?

Ever since I began to listen to rock and metal some twenty years ago now, I have been delighted by and frustrated by a particular phenomenon…the instrumental interlude. Most of the time, these pieces of music are used as an introduction to an album or as a closer. Often, instrumentals act as book-ends, both opening Continue Reading »

Written on February 13, 2013 at 7:54 am, by manofmuchmetal

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Categories: 2013 Reviews, Albums, Heavy Metal, Music, Rock, Uncategorized

Tags: At The Gates, Bal Sagoth, Barbarian Metal, Black Dragons Soar Above The Mountain Of Shadows, Bloody Kisses, David Eddings, Det Nye Riket, Dimmu Borgir, Epica, extreme metal, For All Tid, In Flames, instrumental interludes, intros, Kamelot, melodic death metal, October Rust, outros, Slaughter Of The Soul, Sparhawk, The Black Halo, The Elenium, The Flames Of The End, the Gothenburg sound, The Jester Race, The Jester's Dance, The Tamuli, Type O Negative

Unknown & Underrated – Part 2

Welcome to the second instalment of my series that aims to shed some light on albums that I love but that for some reason have not found the interest and love that I firmly believe that they deserve. Yesterday’s post offered black metal in the form of Hecate Enthroned, thrash metal courtesy of Dearly Beheaded Continue Reading »

Written on October 4, 2012 at 7:12 am, by manofmuchmetal

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Categories: 2012 Reviews, Albums, Entertainment, Heavy Metal, Music, Rock

Tags: .progressive metal, Bal Sagoth, Barbarian Metal, Black Metal, Cacophonous Records, Confusion Bay, Dream Theater, Global Village, heavy metal, Madsword, melodic death metal, metal, Raunchy, Starfire Burning Upon The Ice-Veiled Throne Of Ultima Thule, thrash metal

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